Iran remains unmoved.

But the Court was unmoved.

The story left him unmoved.

She kept her eyes open throughout, unmoved.

International policy coordination requires a leader, a first mover.

There is only one more prime mover to add to this sequence.

Student housing in Paris remains very expensive, unmoved by the broader movements in costs.

The dollar being more liquid, its first mover advantage proved impossible to surmount.

As a result, Ukraine barely survives, while Putin has the first mover advantage.

But in the courtroom, and all over China, the audience will remain unmoved and rightly so.

And basically, the shape appears largely because of a kind of a first mover advantage.

The first mover is happy to make such trades without verifying that the news is true.

Consider sectarian struggle between Sunni and Shia Muslims now the prime mover of events in the Middle East.

He is a grandee, a mover and shaker in the academic and media world, a friend of President Barack Obama.

More efficient versions of this prime mover dominated the modernization of the Western world until the first decade of the twentieth century.

Finally, the wider the scale on which an energy prime mover is deployed, the longer it will take for substitutions to appear.

More broadly, the government regards the US as too complacent vis à vis Kurdish political developments and unmoved by Turkey's concerns about Kurdish independence.

If it is true, the market will stay down or continue dropping, and the first mover will profit from the sales that it has made.

Even if markets moved more slowly, there would still be a first mover who responded before such a news story was revealed as a hoax.

The longest span (from the first hominids to the domestication of draft animals) is made up of the age when human muscles were the only prime mover.

Baghdad's long suffering population, with its majority of alienated Shi'ites and a million disaffected Kurds, is unlikely to remain unmoved by the imminent arrival of US and British troops.

These caveats, however, will no doubt leave the revisionists unmoved, for they are part of the deconstructionist movement that has deeply influenced the humanities in American and British universities.

A fundamental break with this millennia long pattern came only with widespread adoption of the first practical mechanical prime mover able to convert the heat of fuel combustion James Watt s improved steam engine, designed in the 1780 s. More efficient versions of this prime mover dominated the modernization of the Western world until the first decade of the twentieth century.

Indeed first mover advantages are common in many industries, owing to economies of scale, or because they lock in a customer base, or simply as a result of sunk costs.

Specifically, the Bank should become a prime mover in fostering investments to promote environmental sustainability supporting research in agriculture, health, and clean energy and collecting and analyzing economic and social data.

Few could remain unmoved by the brave fight of the young Pakistani girl Malala Yousafzai after the Taliban shot her in the head because she insisted on the right of young girls to an education.

And, as the Mumbai terror attacks of November 2008 demonstrated, India today faces the threat of cross border terrorism to which the Mahatma s only answer a fast in protest would have left its perpetrators unmoved.

If the story is a hoax, the market will probably return to its earlier, fairly valued level, and the first mover will break even on its sales, and possibly profit from any position purchased as a hedge when the market was down.

The core problem with information technology is that its economic benefits might be concentrated and that the wealth it creates may accrue predominantly to people who have subtle skills that computers can't duplicate, or who have the first mover advantage, or who have the right business connections.

More broadly, the government regards the US as too complacent vis à vis Kurdish political developments and unmoved by Turkey's concerns about Kurdish independence. The US, for its part, is unhappy with the government's objections to unrestricted American use of the Incirlik airbase in southeastern Turkey, as well as by recent tensions with Israel.